METHODOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE STUDY OF SOCIO-PHILOSOPHICAL FEATURES OF IMPROVING THE MEDICAL CULTURE OF AN INTERNAL AFFAIRS OFFICER

Abstract

The role of internal affairs officers is pivotal in maintaining public order and safety. However, the demanding nature of their work often exposes them to significant health risks, both physical and mental. This article explores the methodological foundations necessary for studying the socio-philosophical features involved in improving the medical culture among internal affairs officers. By integrating philosophical inquiry, sociological analysis, and practical healthcare strategies, this study aims to provide a comprehensive framework for enhancing the well-being and operational effectiveness of internal affairs personnel.